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savingsPossible
11mo ago
> Discipline is the only thing that matters in schools, $, class sizes, teacher education levels above average, amazing resources all don't matter except how it apply to discipline. Got a citation/link?
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savingsPossible
11mo ago
Agree that they are rich psychos. Disagree that this means the probabilistic signal is negative. They did become especially capable psychos.
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savingsPossible
1y ago
not rental tax. Rental tax on the house you own, if you live in it At least according to phind https://www.phind.com/search/cmg40zr9i00002a6lqddmuyxt I suppose that would count as a progressive tax (as opposed to reg
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savingsPossible
2y ago
Can you provide some links? Searches understandably are finding more 'ordinary/necessary' expenses for business than for families
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savingsPossible
2y ago
* Train you to the best of your ability * giving you a no-shame route up and down so that you can choose your own level of challenge, which entails * giving you opportunities to try the more gifted programs to see if you'd do well and
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savingsPossible
2y ago
People fall installing the panels https://ourworldindata.org/safest-sources-of-energy
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savingsPossible
2y ago
I did see two objectionable articles. One about a 'car for woman that crashes' and one about the TGBL+ members of the Biden administration. This out of 10 or 20
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savingsPossible
2y ago
been shamed too many times, man. Moral failing itself became just a button people try to press in my brain. Often very dishonest people. So, welcome to moral learned helplessness, and damn the moralizers. ALSO: thinking means changing your
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savingsPossible
2y ago
One could say 'the wisest sages know to value style and substance' Or even: 'the wisest sages know that incorrect results can be based on some sound thinking and some muddled thinking, and correct results can be derived by to
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savingsPossible
2y ago
Ok, then. How about 2.5 dollars for the x articles of this day/week?
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savingsPossible
2y ago
> However, in about 10% of the instances in which AlphaFold2 was “very confident” about its prediction (a score of at least 90 out of 100 on the confidence scale) I wonder what that confidence score means... If it is 90% probability, the
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savingsPossible
2y ago
It even has the ultra-harsh punishment for misdeeds :P
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savingsPossible
2y ago
Not to mention quite a bit of divine right of kings... The land literally heals when 'the rightful king' is back in power
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savingsPossible
2y ago
Reading the article, it seems that this relates not to the internet archive, that is privacy preserving, but to another public library (that aparently was leaking or selling data -- I did not read it entirely)
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3y ago
idk about that... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amish this is one of the fastest growing populations in the US, and they are notoriously pacifistic, to the point of forbidding mustaches because they are associated wi
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3y ago
open space includes farmland? I mean, it is plausible op meant nature , but they asked about not high density housing I for one see a lot of value in yet another big congested city, and very little value in a forest (only instrumental va
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savingsPossible
3y ago
No, and we absolutely can keep 95% of the open space for the next 200 years with much higher growth
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savingsPossible
3y ago
You are arguing for a different optimization strategy Let's! Your optimization strategy can be tried, is being tried, and is yielding results. Por que no los dos, though?
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savingsPossible
3y ago
You give me hope! Hopefully those breeder subcultures will inherit the earth. Hopefully not nazis though. Care to start a non-nazi breeder subculture?
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savingsPossible
3y ago
porque no los dos? I want to fiddle with both sides of that particular funnel
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savingsPossible
3y ago
research is mixed about small class sizes (maybe 1 in 10 as you said, on 1 in 5, would be beneficial but there is very little difference between 1 in 20 and 1 in 50). Not a rebuttal, just adding some info
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3y ago
> His father had an interest in mathematics and founded 2 electrical engineering companies I am not saying that you are wrong, but this might not be evidence for a 'nurture' hypothesis as opposed to a 'nature' one.
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3y ago
We're (as in humanity) still trying 'domesticated capitalism' for example in china. There are alternatives to laissez-faire, the current (bad) state of affairs is part of a trend for laissez-faire starting in the 70s. We do n
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savingsPossible
3y ago
Possible, but you'd still have to prove it. After all, buildings and higher density is possible, transit is possible. Where I live (sao paulo) there are many people on the streets. However, there is housing for all of them. That just
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savingsPossible
3y ago
Agree up to the last paragraph In the genius funnel, the article argues to increase intake, you are arguing to enlarge the 'goes to school' step. Porque no los dos?
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savingsPossible
3y ago
read the two, had not connected the dots. Thanks!
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savingsPossible
3y ago
you can get photoshop to run https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=applicatio... Metaphorical you of course. Parent does not want to run it. I believe this is a moral error and a coordination failure, and that s
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savingsPossible
3y ago
Your implied accusation is totally baseless. I am just logging a protest, I have absolutely no interest in discussing it.
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savingsPossible
3y ago
Hundreds of thousands? Do you have a link?
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savingsPossible
3y ago
OR, hear me out... Subscribe to the patreon or other non-google revenue stream
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